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#1 Ohio State 67, #2 Georgetown 60 (Final)

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WhoDeyForever;794667; said:
Coming off our win aganist TBA, this is going to be an exciting game. I look forward to watching Oden vs Hibbert and hopefully see Hunter and Oden both going up aganist Hibbert. I think we need to use a big lineup most of the game if we want to come out victorious. Maybe have Conley,Butler,Harris,Hunter and Oden on the floor at the same time. That should wear down G'Town IMO.
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I'd have Lewis on the floor over Butler.

kinda senseless to have your best player(in the tourny and maybe the season) on the bench.
 
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I like getting Georgetown instead of UNC. It puts the ACC out of the tourney, always a plus, and gives us a game against a team the refs will call fouls on.

Ponts to ponder, who gets the foul calls when UNC plays Duke?

I was very impressed with the play of the team with Odom on the bench. They stopped relying on him and moved the ball better IMO. But thank God he was there at the end.

When I saw Kansas last week I was sure they couldn't be beaten, same thing with UNC. What I like is that OSU has not had a great game yet, great finishes, great halves, but not a great game. They seem to be peeking and damn did Florida look good.
 
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Magua;794684; said:
I'd have Lewis on the floor over Butler.

kinda senseless to have your best player(in the tourny and maybe the season) on the bench.
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They'll both be in IMO, Butler if he can find his three and Lewis (will be in regardless) can be the giant killer for G'Town... Forget the big man matchup, this one comes down to who can hit their threes. If both big men are in foul trouble they are going to need some perimeter shooting to take the pressure off them. Hopefully Cook can have some more presence in this game than he has the entire tournament and stop turning the ball over. As much as I hate to say it, I was proud to see Twig doing well against Tennessee! He didn't turn the ball over and he hit his free throws and that's all I ask of him.
 
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That Georgetown win against a very talented UNC team was impressive...I was watching the game, with UNC in control for the most part, and I was extremely impressed (slightly frightened) with how "well-oiled" the Tarheels looked. But GTown weathered the storm and made huge shots. They pass the ball very well. So, I guess I have to admit that GTown is slightly frightening as well. Summers was just fantastic, and Wallace was solid and skilled. We already know about Hibbert and Green...so that's one loaded team, no doubt about it.

Bucks have their work cut out for them...and once again, our hope of an advantage probably lies in Mike Conley's hands! If he can get a head up on Wallace, then we have our best chance. Otherwise things are pretty much a wash down the line...with Green being the difference maker at forward for the Hoyas.
 
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